A longtime basshead who bought the Trifecta after a store demo and calls it their endgame IEM, hard to beat for its bass from three dynamic drivers; light and comfortable too.
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Owns the Trifecta and admits it is overpriced with weak packaging and cables, but won't sell it because it makes badly mastered 70s/80s rock and metal come alive and is easy to drive.
Listened to the Trifecta and found its bass amazing, redefining what they want from bass, though the rest of the tuning wasn't for them.
After a few hours with their new Trifecta finds the bass physically impactful and the sound musical and fun, though the midbass is at times excessive and thickens the mids.
Received the limited-run Trifecta and was wowed by the craftsmanship and accessories, and by a spacious stage with elevated but not bloated bass.
After about an hour with their new Trifecta finds the sound lush and sweet, not overpowering, with the best packaging and case they've seen.
Tried the Trifecta for about 20 minutes at a show and found it comfortable but overly warm with flabby bass bleeding into everything and sibilant treble, calling the tuning and price a shame.